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Century Nets $100,000 Grant For Housing Rehabilitation
October 20, 2011
The Town of Century has been awarded a $100,000 grant to rehabilitate about 20 homes.
The USDA Rural Development Housing Preservation Grant will provide up to $5,000 per house to make repairs or improvements such as roof repairs, plumbing repairs, handicap and accessibility ramps.
According to Debbie Nickles, the town’s consultant for the grant, homes to be rehabilitated will first be chosen from a waiting list of applicants for a previous grant program.
The money will be available to the town once paperwork is completed, Nickles said.
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One Response to “Century Nets $100,000 Grant For Housing Rehabilitation”
If you need help, dont let pride stand in your way. I doubt if these programs will be there next year, or the foreseeable future,